Edgewater News

Debra Gibson was shot in the head on a rainy January night in 2011 and left dying in the mud in front of a residence near New Smyrna Beach.

A Samsula woman is facing first-degree arson and child abuse charges after a State Fire Marshal's Office investigator said she tried to burn down her house Tuesday while caring for an unidentified 1-year-old girl.

Angie Armitage and her biological father, Larry Cleveland, meet for the first time at a surprise party in New Smyrna Beach on Friday.

This 1928 Mediterranean Revival residence is among the many homes in Orlando's Lake Adair-Lake Concord Historic Residential District, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Volusia County is offering Ponce Inlet and Edgewater the option to run their own ambulances -- part of a six-month "pilot program" to test how municipalities can fit into the countywide emergency transport system Volusia took over last year.

Details still need to be worked out, everything from park hours to rules for canines who will be running and chasing balls on the island in the Halifax River just south of the Main Street bridge.

Balancing traffic safety with traffic convenience isn't easy, the City Council heard Monday night when state personnel presented an update of the U.S. 1/Ridgewood Avenue safety improvement program.

Drivers who take Indian River Boulevard, also known as State Road 442, over the railroad crossing in Edgewater will have to add a few extra minutes to their drive come Sunday morning.

A two-year process will soon begin to determine blighted areas and identify projects for the creation of the city's next Community Redevelopment Agency district in the U.S. 1 corridor.

EDGEWATER, Fla. - Edgewater, a sleepy community near the Intercoastal Waterway, was always very quiet.

An explosion at an ice factory in New Smyrna Beach blew a door off its hinges and damaged the roof of the building.

A banner of truce is being flown over the flag flap between the city of Edgewater and the local American Legion post.

Edgewater police officers investigating an unusual odor coming from 147 Wildwood Ave., west of U.S. 1, recognized the smell of marijuana as they approached the vacant home.